
Priority 1: why the police will storm the Mint tonight
Armoured vehicles roll in and Prieto names a priority-one hostage; in flashback The Professor explains why the ambassador's daughter brings them in before dawn.

Every Money Heist moment featuring Suárez, in story order. Played by Mario de la Rosa.
37 moments · 1h 06m

Armoured vehicles roll in and Prieto names a priority-one hostage; in flashback The Professor explains why the ambassador's daughter brings them in before dawn.

A hostage call to live radio reveals everyone inside wears the same masks and carries guns; Raquel halts the assault and tells Prieto to finish it himself.

Arturo learns Mónica was shot, turns Denver's gun on him among the kneeling hostages, and a sniper's green light hits the wrong man.

The shot is the first thing off the robbers' script. Ángel enters as a nurse; Suárez and Lobo crawl through a vent in red overalls and Dalí masks.

Frequency inhibitors cut the duct team's radio. Ángel rushes the medical team out and Berlin waves them off with a message for the people outside.

As the surgeons run out, Raquel realises the robbers are no longer wearing Dali masks and the duct team is walking into a slaughter.

Outplayed again, Raquel tells the team to go back to the starting point and comb the museum CCTV for the robbers' earlier visits, while the other side gloats.

Suárez's enhanced footage shows Rio and Tokyo's old Seat keys on the museum tray; Raquel orders a hunt for the 1992 Ibiza.

Raquel demands the CNI own the Alison decision; Prieto offers a football-team pep talk, and she answers by taking command of the tent.

Raquel interrogates Berlin's former cellmate, learns of a secret daily injection called Retroxil, then names her second condition.

Ángel demands to be cuffed, Suárez refuses, and Raquel throws fifteen years of his advances back at him before ordering him out.

Tokyo compares Raquel to a mosquito drawn to light as she orders coffee, oblivious. Outside the Mint, SWAT pulls out 16 hostages and prepares to go in.

SWAT throws smoke and storms the loading area. Moscow warns the smoke only blinds the gang, Berlin drills the plate back on, and Oslo is missing.

Tokyo narrates how the Toledo evidence was planted to cost Raquel three days while the gang prints eight million an hour. It costs her fifty minutes

Raquel learns the brake line was blocked and connects it to the man outside, the spoon and the microphone. She decides to set a trap.

Raquel grills Suárez about Ángel's clogged brake hoses and the teaspoon, then decides to set a trap for the insider.

The robbers hand Tokyo to the police on a stretcher; the tactical unit treats her as a bomb and strips her at gunpoint.

Overruling warnings of a bloodbath, Colonel Prieto demands intervention, mocks the motorbike fiasco, and hears the warrant for Raquel.

With the GPR showing the tunnel near the sewers, Prieto and Suárez agree to flank the gang from both sides and trap them like mice.

Prieto lays out the thermite breach and rules of engagement, then quietly adds there is no order for any of the robbers to survive.

Berlin orders the hostages masked and scrambled on their knees, keeps Ariadna for himself, and the GEOs burst in to find only hostages.

The basement is rigged with explosives, six figures crawl toward the sewer, the GEOs count down and seize them, and Arturo screams that they are hostages.

Alison reveals the robbers are moving the money out through a hole in a vault; Prieto realizes it leads to the Professor's hangar and sends for Raquel.

Halothane at 67 percent, five elite agents enter through a 45 by 80 cm pipe and the Browning opens up as they reach the hostages.

How the gang beat the gas with oxygen, then Tokyo shows Suárez the explosive-laced bars sealing his men in and tells them to sleep.

Thirty-five minutes of silence end with the Professor's call and a video of the elite commando asking for a ceasefire, then singing.

While Suárez rages after the failed raid, a lone man walks up to the bank with his hands raised and announces he is Arturo Román.

Sierra wants the gold, not the Professor, then the tent auctions off the biggest reward in Western history one shout at a time.

Suarez sends the farmer away, demands the Professor's location as the Professor begs her to stall, then a shot rings out and prints are wiped.

Tamayo wants the three women dragged in; Ángel reminds him the white flag has been respected since the Punic Wars and coaches him on looking tough on camera.

Suárez catches Tamayo planning an army intervention behind his back and insists his unit earned its place; Tamayo sends Sagasta in anyway.

Tamayo wants the dead soldiers' families paraded for the cameras to turn the public against the robbers; Suárez is appalled.

Lisbon announces seven deaths and asks the red tide to go home; the crowd refuses to leave and Tamayo's spin collapses.

The engineers deduce the gold is being pumped kilometres away through a natural stream; the colonel orders every channel combed and an offensive launched.

Inside the tank the crew realises no cars are coming, and the Professor's plan is revealed: the gold went upstream like a salmon to a tank no one expected.

The Professor tells Tamayo to announce the gold is found; the gang is lined up at gunpoint, and the televised speech itself moves the trucks.

Tamayo orders the gang shot and counts down from ten while the Professor argues that bullets buy only corpses and bankruptcy.